Can My 59 year old Dad Go Home with Intensive Care at Home After Stroke& Tracheostomy & Ventilation?

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Can my 59 year old Dad go home with intensive care at home after stroke &tracheostomy&ventilation

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Hi it’s Patrik Hutzel from INTENSIVE CARE AT HOME where we provide tailor made solutions for long-term ventilated Adults & Children with Tracheostomies and where we also provide tailor made solutions for hospitals and Intensive Care Units whilst providing quality services for long-term ventilated patients and medically complex patients at home, including home TPN.

In last week’s blog, I talked about,

SAVING LIVES WITH 24/7 ICU NURSES FOR TRACHEOSTOMY CLIENTS PER MECHANICAL HOME VENTILATION GUIDELINES

You can check out last week’s blog by clicking on the link below this video:

https://intensivecareathome.com/saving-lives-with-24-7-icu-nurses-for-tracheostomy-clients-per-mechanical-home-ventilation-guidelines/

In today’s blog post, I want to answer a question from one of our clients and the question today is

Dad’s Been in ICU 4 Months, Ventilated with Tracheostomy, I Want Him Home with Intensive Care at Home

Wherever you are, thank you so much for coming on to another YouTube live stream from Intensive Care at Home and Intensive Care Hotline. I want to welcome you and we’ll just wait a minute until the people have arrived. Before we dive into today’s session, which is, “My dad has been in ICU for four months or 120 days ventilated with tracheostomy. I want him home with Intensive Care at Home.” Today, I want to illustrate of what keeps this gentleman in ICU to this point, which is mainly a mindset. It’s not based on reality. It’s mainly based on a mindset. But I will break all of that down today in terms of mindset shift, practical steps to take to get this gentleman home from ICU after nearly four months.

But I would break all of that down. I will talk about the gentleman’s medical history and the steps that need to be taken to enable this gentleman and his family to have quality of life at home, rather than being stuck in intensive care unnecessarily. Unnecessarily taking up an ICU bed that costs nowadays $6,000 per bed a day is the most highly sought-after bed in a hospital where you also have the highly sought-after staff needed in a hospital, ICU doctors, ICU nurses. Very rare staff to find these days.

Very hard to train these staff, very hard to get the experience because it’s a very tough environment. You got to keep those beds empty at all costs and take patients home instead and make it a win-win situation for everyone.

So, I would break all of that down. We’ll just give it another minute for the people to arrive. It’s 10:30 here in Melbourne, Australia on a Sunday morning. It is just after 6:30 Eastern Standard Time on a Saturday on the East coast in the U.S. And it’s just after 3:30 PM Pacific Rime on the West Coast of the United States because I know we’ll have us here from all over the world and it’s just after 11:30 PM on a Saturday night in the U.K.

So, without further ado, let’s get started. So again, today’s headline or today’s subject or today’s title is, “My dad has been in ICU for four months or 120 days ventilated with a tracheostomy after many complications. I want him home with “Intensive Care at Home.” And this is, again, I’m only talking about real things here. I never make up things that this comes from my personal experience and experience with, I don’t know, hundreds or even thousands of families in intensive care that I work with in over two decades. So that brings me to what makes me qualified, talking about today’s topic.

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